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WorksheetsMATL 205 -Fin
Total questions: 155
Worksheet time: 2hrs 33mins
It is the foundation of the family and an inviolable social institution whose nature, consequences, and incidents are governed by law and not subject to stipulation, except that marriage settlements may fix the property relations during the marriage within the limits provided by the Family Code.
Birth
Death
Family
Marriage
The following are formal requisites of marriage, EXCEPT one:
Authority of the solemnizing officer
A valid marriage license except in the cases provided for in Chapter 2 of this Title
A valid marriage license except in the cases provided for in Chapter 2 of this Title
A marriage ceremony
The absence of any of the essential or formal requisites shall render the marriage ________, except as stated in Article 35 (2).
Articulo Mortis
Null and Void
Invalid
Void ab initio
No prescribed form or religious rite for the solemnization of the marriage is required.
True
False
Maybe
I do not know
A ship captain or airplane chief may solemnize marriage in the case of articulo mortis not only while the ship is at sea or the plane is in flight, but also during stopovers at ports of call.
True
False
Maybe
Ewan ko po
No license shall be necessary for the marriage of a man and a woman who have lived together as husband and wife for at least ten years and without any legal impediment to marry each other.
True
False
Maybe
Gikapoy nako ma'am
A marriage contracted by any party who, at the time of the celebration, was psychologically incapacitated to comply with the essential marital obligations of marriage, shall likewise be void even if such incapacity becomes manifest only after its solemnization.
True as amended by Executive Order 227
False, marriage is valid since said party is capable during solemnization
True because that sounds about right.
False because I don't believe in forever.
Between collateral blood relatives whether legitimate or illegitimate, up to the fourth civil degree, marriage is considered valid as approved by public policy.
True
False
True kasi okay lang mainlove sa brother-in-law.
False, pinagbabawal na pag-ibig.
The action or defense for the declaration of absolute nullity of a marriage shall prescribe after how many years?
10 years
5 years
1 year
It shall not prescribe
Which of the following is NOT true about the termination of the subsequent marriage?
The children of the subsequent marriage conceived prior to its termination shall be considered legitimate
The absolute community of property or the conjugal partnership, as the case may be, shall be dissolved and liquidated.
Donations by reason of marriage shall remain valid, except that if the donee contracted the marriage in bad faith, such donations made to said donee are revoked by operation of law
The spouse who contracted the subsequent marriage in bad faith shall be qualified to inherit from the innocent spouse by testate and intestate succession.
Either spouse may file for annulment if either party was afflicted with a sexually-transmissible disease found to be serious and appears to be incurable.
True
False
Maybe
Concealment of homosexuality of lesbianism shall constitute as fraud and will give grounds for action for the annulment of marriage.
True
False
Which of the following is an act of severing marital ties between husband and wife?
Annulment
Legal Separation
Divorce
None of these
Which of the following refers to a court case that ends marital obligations and divides property relations between the spouses, but the marriage bond is not dissolved?
Annulment
Legal Separation
Divorce
None of these
Which of the following holds that the spouses were previously married but chose to legally separate?
Annulment
Legal Separation
Divorce
None of these
Under the Family Code, what is the legal presumption of paternity in the absence of contrary evidence?
a) The child is presumed to be legitimate.
b) The child is presumed to be illegitimate.
c) The child's paternity is not presumed.
d) The child's legitimacy depends on the mother's marital status.
What legal process is required to establish the filiation of a child born to unmarried parents in the Philippines?
a) Adoption
b) Acknowledgment
c) Legal separation
d) Annulment
In cases of domestic violence, what legal remedy can a victim seek under the Family Code of the Philippines?
a) Legal separation
b) Restraining order
c) Annulment
d) Divorce
What is the minimum age for a person to serve as a witness in a marriage ceremony in the Philippines?
a) 16 years old
b) 25 years old
c) 21 years old
d) 18 years old
What is the legal effect of a marriage that was solemnized without a marriage license?
a) It is considered void from the beginning.
b) It is valid and legally binding.
c) It is considered voidable.
d) It depends on the consent of both parties.
What is the legal requirement for a marriage ceremony to be considered valid under the Family Code of the Philippines?
a) A lavish wedding ceremony
b) A religious ceremony conducted in a church
c) A dowry paid to the bride's family
d) The presence of a marriage license
Under the Family Code, what are the grounds for legal separation?
a) Physical violence and grossly abusive conduct
b) Irreconcilable differences
c) Adultery and concubinage
d) All of the above
What is the primary objective of the Family Code regarding property relations between spouses?
a) To define the proprietary regime of the spouses
b) To protect the interests of husbands
c) To promote community property
d) To encourage individual property ownership
In the Philippines, what is the waiting period for a separated spouse to remarry after the marriage has been legally annulled?
a) 1 year
b) 2 years
c) 5 years
d) No waiting period is required.
In the Philippines, what law governs family relations, marriage, and property relations between spouses?
a) Civil Code of the Philippines
b) Family Code of the Philippines
c) Criminal Code of the Philippines
d) Labor Code of the Philippines
What are some factors that influence the division of roles and responsibilities within families?
Gender, age, and cultural norms
Socioeconomic status only
Physical appearance only
Political affiliation only
Historically, what role were men often assigned within traditional family structures?
Caregiving and household chores
Decision-making and financial support
Childcare only
None of the above
What role were women traditionally assigned within families?
Breadwinners
Decision-makers
Providers
Caregiving and household chores
What societal changes have influenced the transformation of traditional gender roles?
Technological advancements
Rise of gender equality movements
Decrease in educational opportunities
None of the above
In modern families, what approach is often embraced regarding roles and responsibilities?
Rigid adherence to traditional gender roles
Egalitarian approach
Patriarchal approach
Matriarchal approach
Which factor in our text of this week is NOT mentioned as influencing family roles and responsibilities?
Media
Community norms
Weather conditions
Peer influences
What may be expected of men in patriarchal societies regarding family roles?
Prioritize career over family
Share responsibilities equally with women
Be primary decision-makers and providers
Stay at home and manage household chores
In what type of culture might responsibilities be more evenly distributed between genders?
Patriarchal
Egalitarian
Matriarchal
None of the above
What can exert pressure on families to conform to certain roles and responsibilities?
Media, peer influences, and community norms
Only media and community norms
Only peer influences
None of the above
What influences how roles are assigned and perceived within the family unit?
Religious beliefs only
Societal expectations
Economic status only
Individual hobbies
What term describes the flexibility adopted by modern families regarding roles and responsibilities?
Traditionalism
Rigid adherence
Hierarchical flexibility
None of the above
What factors are often considered when negotiating family responsibilities in modern households?
Work schedules and personal preferences
Cultural expectations only
Weather conditions only
None of the above
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as influencing traditional gender roles?
Cultural influences
Technological advancements
Societal expectations
What term describes societies where men are often expected to be primary decision-makers and providers?
Patriarchal
Egalitarian
Matriarchal
None of the above
What concept refers to societies where responsibilities are more evenly distributed between genders?
Patriarchal
Egalitarian
Matriarchal
Traditional
What role are women often expected to prioritize in patriarchal societies?
Financial support
Career advancement
Family and domestic duties
Decision-making only
According to our study this week, what influences family roles and responsibilities?
Only cultural norms
Only societal expectations
Various factors including gender, age, cultural norms, and societal expectations
None of the above
In modern families, what are roles and responsibilities negotiated based on?
Weather conditions
Work schedules, personal preferences, and childcare arrangements
Cultural expectations only
Media influence only
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as contributing to shaping societal expectations?
Media
Peer influences
Family values
Community norms
What factor is emphasized in modern families regarding roles and responsibilities?
Strict adherence to traditional gender roles
Negotiation based on individual needs and strengths
Adoption of rigid structures
Sole reliance on cultural norms
What influences the division of labor in an egalitarian society?
Media, peer influences, and community norms
Societal expectations
Family and domestic duties
None of the above
What is often a significant factor in determining the division of labor within families?
Work schedules and personal preferences
Technological advancements
Patriarchal
Egalitarian
What is NOT a factor in the negotiation of domestic duties in a family?
Various factors including gender, age, cultural norms, and societal expectations
Work schedules, personal preferences, and childcare arrangements
Family values
Negotiation based on individual needs and strengths
What is a key dilemma regarding financial transparency within families?
Whether parents should hide their financial situation from their children.
Whether parents should be completely transparent about their financial situation with their children.
Whether children should be solely responsible for managing the family's finances.
Whether children should be allowed unlimited access to family finances.
What is a consideration when addressing discipline and punishment within families?
Ensuring children are always punished severely for their mistakes.
Weighing the effectiveness of discipline methods against potential harm to the child.
Ignoring the psychological and physical impact of punishment on the child.
Relying solely on punishment without explaining the reasons behind it.
In medical decision-making within families, what ethical principles should be considered?
Autonomy, beneficence, and informed consent.
Parental authority without considering the child's wishes.
Ignoring the wishes and dignity of all involved.
Prioritizing the family's wishes over individual autonomy.
How can families navigate technology usage ethically?
By allowing unlimited screen time for children.
By establishing boundaries and balancing technology use with other activities.
By ignoring concerns about privacy and cybersecurity.
By making sure everyone has their own devices.
Which approach is suggested for resolving ethical dilemmas within families?
Avoiding communication about sensitive topics.
Utilizing ethical frameworks such as utilitarianism or deontology.
Ignoring professional guidance.
Encouraging family members to always keep peace.
What is one method of resolving ethical dilemmas in family life?
Encouraging family members to hide their perspectives.
Utilizing cultural influences only.
Consulting with family therapists or counselors.
Avoiding consensus building among family members.
What should individuals reflect on when considering their personal values and principles?
Ignoring personal values and relying solely on external guidance.
Reflecting on core values such as honesty and empathy.
Disregarding cultural or religious influences.
Prioritizing individual desires over family dynamics.
How can cultural and religious influences impact family decision-making?
They have no influence on family dynamics.
They can shape values and decision-making processes.
They always lead to conflicts within families.
They should be ignored when making decisions.
What should families prioritize when facing conflicting values or interests?
Maintaining unhealthy relationships.
Ignoring the importance of familial bonds.
Prioritizing individual interests over relationships.
Nurturing healthy relationships amidst conflicting values.
Why is continuous learning and adaptation important in addressing ethical dilemmas within families?
Because ethical dilemmas never change.
Because ethical dilemmas are dynamic and may require ongoing reflection.
Because family members should never adapt to changing circumstances.
Because ethical dilemmas are static and unchanging.
Which approach suggests utilizing ethical theories to analyze dilemmas within families?
Open communication.
Consensus building.
Ethical frameworks.
Seeking professional guidance.
What is a key aspect of establishing boundaries in technology usage within families?
Allowing unlimited screen time for children.
Balancing technology use with other activities.
Disregarding concerns about privacy and cybersecurity.
Encouraging children to use technology exclusively.
How can families foster an environment of trust and understanding?
By discouraging open communication.
By promoting secrecy among family members.
By encouraging family members to express their perspectives openly.
By discussing sensitive topics only.
What should families consider when weighing discipline methods?
The severity of punishment without considering its impact.
The effectiveness of discipline methods against potential harm to the child.
Punishing children without explaining the reasons behind it.
Ignoring the psychological and physical impact of punishment.
Which approach suggests consulting with professionals for impartial advice in family dilemmas?
Open communication.
Consensus building.
Seeking professional guidance.
Ethical frameworks.
What is a key consideration when navigating medical decision-making within families?
Ignoring the wishes and dignity of all involved.
Prioritizing parental authority over individual autonomy.
Navigating autonomy, beneficence, and informed consent.
Disregarding the opinions of family members.
What should individuals reflect on regarding their personal values?
Prioritizing individual desires over family dynamics.
Reflecting on core values such as honesty and empathy.
Ignoring the influence of cultural or religious beliefs.
Avoiding reflection on personal values.
Why is consensus building important in resolving family dilemmas?
Because it always leads to conflicts among family members.
Because it helps find common ground and address underlying needs.
Because it discourages open communication.
Because it promotes secrecy among family members.
How can families balance technology use with other activities?
By allowing unlimited screen time for children.
By isolating children from technology completely.
By establishing boundaries and balancing technology use.
By ignoring concerns about privacy and cybersecurity.
Why should families prioritize maintaining healthy relationships amidst conflicting values or interests?
To maintain unhealthy relationships.
To prioritize individual interests over relationships.
To nurture healthy relationships amidst conflicting values.
To ignore the importance of familial bonds.
What is the effect of having TVs in more than one bedroom
TVs keep you up later at night.
Kids are more likely to watch TV alone
Parents are more likely to watch TV alone
No one fights over the controller anymore
How can TV be a positive thing in the home?
Brings family members together
Teaches positive behavior
Resolves arguments
Separates family members
Which of the following best describes an extended family?
A) A family consisting of two parents and their children
B) A family that includes grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other relatives
C) A single person living alone
D) A couple with no children
An independent person is someone who:
A) Relies heavily on others for support
B) Prefers to be controlled by someone else
C) Manages their own life and makes decisions for themselves
D) Always works in a team and avoids solo tasks
What does it mean to be interdependent?
A) Completely self-sufficient and not needing anyone
B) Having a one-sided reliance on someone else
C) Having mutual reliance on each other
D) Living in isolation without any interactions
A multigenerational household typically includes:
A) Only parents and their children
B) Multiple generations, such as grandparents, parents, and children
C) A single person and their pets
D) Roommates of the same age group
Which statement best defines a nuclear family?
A) A family living in separate households
B) A family that includes extended relatives like aunts and uncles
C) A family group consisting of two parents and their children
D) A single parent raising children alone
Privacy refers to:
A) Constant public attention and scrutiny
B) The state of being free from unsanctioned intrusion
C) Sharing all personal information openly
D) Living in a communal setting with no secrets
The phrase "wouldn't change it for the world" means:
A) Desiring a different situation entirely
B) Being very happy with the current situation and not wanting it to change
C) Feeling regretful about a decision
D) Wishing for significant changes in life
The function of a family includes taking care of:
Physical needs
Emotional needs
Moral needs
All of these
None of these
Family traditions are customs and beliefs that are handed down from one generation to the next.
True
False
The customs and beliefs handed down from one generation to another are
siblings
expectations
traditions
reunions
How you act outside of your home is part of being a responsible family member.
True
False
Peer pressure can be good
True
False
Which of these is an example of positive peer pressure?
Your friend asking you repeatedly to drink when you don't want to
Your friend pressuring you to lie for them
Your friend pressuring you to join them for a nice hike
Your friend pushing you to steal something from a store
Which family type is when the married couple established their home but does not yet have children?
Beginning Family
Childbearing family
Launching family
aging family
Which stage is where the oldest child leaves the family for independent adult life until the time the last child leaves?
Launching
Aging
empty nest
beginning
Which stage is from when the children are gone until the married couple retires?
empty nest
launching
aging
developing
Which stage is from retirement until death of the surviving marriage partner?
aging
launching
empty nest
developing
Which family function is providing entertainment for children and the family as a whole?
Protection
Recreation
Entertainment
Socialization
Which family function is following safety guidelines and laws?
Protection
Economic
Adaptation
Education
Which family function is telling your family how you feel about them?
Love and affection
Spiritual
Adaptation
Socialization
Which family function teaches what is acceptable & appropriate in school/society?
Socialization
basic physical needs
recreation
education
Which family function is providing children with learning experiences such as going to libraries, museums, and science centers, etc?
Education
Recreation
Procreation
Economic
Which family function is having money to pay for needs and wants?
Budgeting
Economic
Procreation
Providing Basic needs
Which family function is providing a home (shelter), clothing and food to the best of your ability?
Basic Needs
Spiritual
Recreation
Adaptation
Which family function would having children be in?
Procreation
Adaptation
Love and support
Socialization
Which family function is trying to be flexible as new situations, crises and problems arise?
Adaptation
Spiritual
Protection
Education
Which family function is providing children/family with a religious or spiritual foundation in/out of the home?
Spiritual
Economic
Protection
Procreation
Determine the budget available for facility construction, renovation, or equipment purchase. This may involve seeking funding from various sources including government grants, private investors, or sponsorship deals.
Needs Assessment
Budgeting
Programming
Staffing
Source and purchase the necessary equipment for each sport or activity. This may include items such as playing surfaces, goals, nets, balls, bats, protective gear, fitness equipment, and maintenance tools.
Budgeting
Site Selection
Installation and Setup
Equipment Procurement
Recruit and train personnel to operate and maintain the facility. This may include managers, coaches, referees, maintenance staff, and administrative personnel.
Budgeting
Equipment Procurement
Staffing
Programming
Develop a schedule of events and activities to be hosted at the facility, taking into account factors such as seasonal variations, peak hours, and community interests.
Programming
Budgeting
Staffing
Installation and Setup
Coordinate the delivery and installation of equipment, ensuring that everything is in place and properly configured before the facility opens to the public.
Installation and Setup
Programming
Budgeting
Staffing
Recruit and train personnel to operate and maintain the facility. This may include managers, coaches, referees, maintenance staff, and administrative personnel.
Budgeting
Equipment Procurement
Staffing
Programming
Identify suitable locations for the sports facility, considering factors such as accessibility, available space, zoning regulations, and proximity to target demographics.
Programming
Staffing
Site Selection
Budgeting
Understand the requirements of the sports or activities that will be hosted in the facility. This includes considering the types of sports, their popularity, expected attendance, and any specific equipment needs.
Needs Assessment
Site Selection
Installation and Setup
Programming
Source and purchase the necessary equipment for each sport or activity. This may include items such as playing surfaces, goals, nets, balls, bats, protective gear, fitness equipment, and maintenance tools.
Equipment Procurement
Programming
Site Selection
Budgeting
Determine the budget available for facility construction, renovation, or equipment purchase. This may involve seeking funding from various sources including government grants, private investors, or sponsorship deals.
Staffing
Programming
Budgeting
Needs Assessment
The following are part of Family Values, except ...
Child Raising
Social
Parenting
Religion
The following is part of The Elderly, except ...
Enjoy their career
Guide their grandchild
They enjoy they child's success
Get a grandchild
The religion in the United States is...
Agnostics
Atheis
Mormons
Judaisme
Who is meant by Nuclear Family?
Grandparents and parents
Parents and children
Grandparents, parents, children, in-laws, aunts, uncle, cousin, nephew.
Grandparents and grandchildren
Who is meant by Extended Family?
Grandparents and parents
Parents and children
Parents, children, nephew, pet
Grandparents, parents, children, grandchildren, in-laws, etc.
What Family Values ?
Political and social beliefs that hold the extended family
Political and social beliefs that hold the extended family to be the essential ethical and moral unit of society.
Political and social beliefs that hold the nuclear family to be the essential ethical and moral unit of society.
Political and social beliefs that hold the nuclear family to be smart people.
Atheists in the United Kingdom is... percent
20
10
0.5
5
What is Parenting ?
The process of raising and educating a child in the neighborhood
The process of raising and educating a child in the school.
The process of raising and educating parents.
The process of raising and educating a child from birth until adulthood.
The following are part of Young Adulthood, except ...
Have a good social
Have a good religion
5 until 17 years old
18 until 35 years old
Religion is important because ...
Regulator for values in day to day life
shapes people's customs
helps in creating ethnical framework
Obligation
The aim of Parenting is to build ... for their children
Child Raising
educating
Important
Good Character
Child Raising is important because the parents are ... for their child.
good
model
true
a, b, c correct
Extanded
Good
Super
Nuclear
Grandcousin
Grandchildren
Grandson
Grandfather
Extended
Good
Super
Nuclear
Some mothers work because of a ...
and not because of a desire to change their role.
financial need
not have a job
prestige
so cool
In US, The role of the ... as breadwinner and
the woman as housewife is changing.
children
girl
man
people
In US, The role of the man as breadwinner and
the ... as housewife is changing.
girl
woman
man
people
The female has often been
responsible for emotional support ...
and house keeping.
parenting
child raising
family
family values
Some mothers work not because of a desire to change their ...
role
job
life
a,b,c correct
A family that includes two parents and children is considered this type of family.
Nuclear
Blended
A family that includes parents, grandparents and possibly other relatives is this type of family.
Extended
Blended
A family with one parent and children is this type of family.
Nuclear
Single-parent
This type of family includes just a husband and wife.
Extended
Childless couple
A family that that includes parents with children from a previous marriage.
Step-Parent or Blended
Nuclear
This type of parenting is when parents have absolute control over their children.
Authoritative
Authoritarian
This type of parenting style has parents who allow children to have their own interests and freedoms but they also set limits with their children.
Authoritative
Negligent
This type of parent(s) is totally uninvolved with their child(ren) and does not meet their basic needs.
Permissive
Negligent
In this type of parenting, the children walk all over the parents.
Authoritarian
Permissive
Obedience is an outcome from this parenting style.
Negligent
Authoritarian
Children raised in this type of parenting household tend to be happy, high achieving and self controlled.
Permissive
Authoritative
Children whose parents are negligent, tend to be hostile and have low academic levels.
True
False
Children raised by permissive parents tend to be unhappy and aggressive.
True
False
Some examples of family functions are to provide shelter, food, economic stability and support.
True
False
This type of family has grandchildren living with their grandparents instead of their parents.
Nuclear
Step-parent or Blended
Childless Couple
Grandparent Family
A Family where children live with Foster parents.
Nuclear
Foster
single parent
extended
